Human recombinant membrane-bound aminopeptidase P: production of a soluble form and characterization using novel, internally quenched fluorescent substrates.
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L. Juliano | M. Juliano | W. Simmons | A. Adam | M. Yessine | M. Chagnon | A. K. Carmona | G. Molinaro | G. Boileau | Y. Lepage | E. Malitskaya
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